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| - Nachdem Robin Lena Aufnahme vernichtet hat, ist diese verzweifelt, denn sie steht erneut ohne Beweise für Robins Gefährlichkeit da. Dabei bräuchte sie diese ganz dringend, denn Robin hat Annette auf eine Reise eingeladen und somit schwebt Lenas Schwester in großer Gefahr. Mike hat erkannt, dass er Nadja nur zurückgewinnen kann, wenn er sie nicht bedrängt und ihr das bietet, was sie zu Beginn ihrer Beziehung am meisten an ihm gemocht hat: Seine Lockerheit. Doch Mikes Bemühungen gehen nach hinten los. Manfred stirbt. Oliver kann seinen toten Vater nicht loslassen und findet erst in Diana Armen die Ruhe, um zu trauern. Übermannt von seinen Gefühlen macht Oliver Diana eine Liebeserklärung.
- El dos cientos veintisiete (227) es el número natural que sigue al 226 y precede al 228. Categoría:Números
- [[Plik:Królewska (autobus 227).JPG|right|thumb|250px|Autobus MAN NL223 na linii 227 na ul. Królewskiej (2012)]] 227 – linia autobusowa zwykła (rozkład jazdy), która kursuje na trasie z Bródna-Podgrodzia na Dworzec Centralny. Linię obsługuje zajezdnia autobusowa StalowaKategoria:Linie obsługiwane przez Zajezdnię Stalowa.
- 227 is an American sitcom that originally aired on NBC from September 14, 1985, until May 6, 1990, starring Marla Gibbs (from "The Jeffersons"). Other cast members of the show throughout the series' run consisted of Hal Williams, Jackée Harry, Alaina Reed Hall, Helen Martin, Regina King, Curtis Baldwin, Kia Goodwin, Countess Vaughn, Toukie A. Smith, Barry Sobel, Paul Winfield and Stoney Jackson.
- In the middle of the night, Barnabas enters Maggie's bedroom through the French doors. He stalks over to her bed and bares his fangs. The following morning, Sam walks into Maggie's room and wakes her up. She has overslept and is late for work. Sam doesn't seem to be overly concerned until Maggie starts feeling very weak and dizzy. Sam becomes alarmed. Maggie cannot explain her lack of energy. When she complains of being cold, Sam notices that the two French doors leading outside are wide open. Sam wants Maggie, who looks unusually pale, to stay home from work, but despite how she feels, she insists on going in to work. She begins snapping at him and the two briefly argue. She apologizes, and Sam goes to make her some strong coffee and she lies back down.
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| - Nachdem Robin Lena Aufnahme vernichtet hat, ist diese verzweifelt, denn sie steht erneut ohne Beweise für Robins Gefährlichkeit da. Dabei bräuchte sie diese ganz dringend, denn Robin hat Annette auf eine Reise eingeladen und somit schwebt Lenas Schwester in großer Gefahr. Mike hat erkannt, dass er Nadja nur zurückgewinnen kann, wenn er sie nicht bedrängt und ihr das bietet, was sie zu Beginn ihrer Beziehung am meisten an ihm gemocht hat: Seine Lockerheit. Doch Mikes Bemühungen gehen nach hinten los. Manfred stirbt. Oliver kann seinen toten Vater nicht loslassen und findet erst in Diana Armen die Ruhe, um zu trauern. Übermannt von seinen Gefühlen macht Oliver Diana eine Liebeserklärung.
- 227 is an American sitcom that originally aired on NBC from September 14, 1985, until May 6, 1990, starring Marla Gibbs (from "The Jeffersons"). Other cast members of the show throughout the series' run consisted of Hal Williams, Jackée Harry, Alaina Reed Hall, Helen Martin, Regina King, Curtis Baldwin, Kia Goodwin, Countess Vaughn, Toukie A. Smith, Barry Sobel, Paul Winfield and Stoney Jackson. In 1987, Jackée Harry won a Primetime Emmy Award for "Outstanding Supporting Actress in a Comedy Series" and was also nominated for a Golden Globe Award for "Best Supporting Actress – Series, Miniseries or Television Film".
- El dos cientos veintisiete (227) es el número natural que sigue al 226 y precede al 228. Categoría:Números
- [[Plik:Królewska (autobus 227).JPG|right|thumb|250px|Autobus MAN NL223 na linii 227 na ul. Królewskiej (2012)]] 227 – linia autobusowa zwykła (rozkład jazdy), która kursuje na trasie z Bródna-Podgrodzia na Dworzec Centralny. Linię obsługuje zajezdnia autobusowa StalowaKategoria:Linie obsługiwane przez Zajezdnię Stalowa.
- In the middle of the night, Barnabas enters Maggie's bedroom through the French doors. He stalks over to her bed and bares his fangs. The following morning, Sam walks into Maggie's room and wakes her up. She has overslept and is late for work. Sam doesn't seem to be overly concerned until Maggie starts feeling very weak and dizzy. Sam becomes alarmed. Maggie cannot explain her lack of energy. When she complains of being cold, Sam notices that the two French doors leading outside are wide open. Sam wants Maggie, who looks unusually pale, to stay home from work, but despite how she feels, she insists on going in to work. She begins snapping at him and the two briefly argue. She apologizes, and Sam goes to make her some strong coffee and she lies back down. Later, Joe shows up at the coffee shop at the Collinsport Inn. It is just past the lunchtime rush, and Maggie, wearing a scarf around her neck, is exhausted. Joe asks for a cup of coffee, but Maggie is having trouble concentrating. She fumbles about and breaks a cup. Joe makes a few jokes, but Maggie begins acting rude to him. Sam comes into the coffee shop and explains to Joe how Maggie was feeling ill earlier in the morning. A few minutes later, Maggie faints. As evening approaches, Maggie's seems much improved. Joe has stopped over to see her, and she promises him she'll remain in bed, since she still refuses to see a doctor. Everything is going well until she recalls the nightmare that she experienced the night before. Later, at the Old House, Barnabas stares out of a window and Maggie seems to sense his eyes watching her. Sam comes into Maggie's room, and Maggie, wanting some fresh air, offers to drive him over to the Old House so that he can continue working on Barnabas' portrait. Sam seems surprised that she knows he'll be working that night, since Willie had only come fifteen minutes earlier to inform him. When Maggie claims she must have overheard, Sam notes that would be some feat, since Willie had remained outside. Maggie says that her "illness" must have improved her hearing. Unlike the night before, Maggie seems completely comfortable around Barnabas. She wears a Cheshire Cat grin and acts in an almost sultry manner towards Barnabas. She leaves Sam at the Old House and returns home. Sam and Barnabas chat about her "illness." Back at the Evans cottage, Maggie climbs into bed. As the evening continues, Sam gives Barnabas a break from the sitting while he "works in some colors." He mentions that it's going slow and that he'd like to take it home and work on it in the daylight. Barnabas says that he prefers it be finished at the Old House. He looks out the window and at that moment at the Evans Cottage, Maggie is tossing and turning and clutching at her neck. Sam claims that he's feeling tired and wants to knock off early, but Barnabas asks Sam to continue, he bargains that if Sam works through that night, they could skip the next night, completely. Sam agrees and Barnabas tells him that he is going out for a walk. Maggie sits up in bed like a sleepwalker, gets up and opens the french doors. She removes her scarf before returning to bed, then she rolls to the side exposing the fang marks in her throat.
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